New York TimesDodging Bombers in SudanNew York TimesIN THE NUBA MOUNTAINS, Sudan We heard the whine of a bomber overhead, and the families I was interviewing suddenly scrambled to their feet. Like starving people everywhere, they had seemed listless, their bodies conserving every ounce of energy to stay ...
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Dodging Bombers in Sudan - New York Times
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US troops stationed in Africa to help fight brutal rebels - The Seattle Times
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News OneUS troops stationed in Africa to help fight brutal rebelsThe Seattle TimesUS troops are stationed at bases in Uganda, Congo, South Sudan and Central African Republic. By JASON STRAZIUSO The Associated Press No comments have been posted to this article. NAIROBI, Kenya — US troops helping in the fight against the brutal rebel ...US troops stationed in 4 Central African countries in fight ag
South Sudan Fears Impact of Oil Shutdown - Sudan Vision
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New York TimesSouth Sudan Fears Impact of Oil ShutdownSudan VisionFor a country that has just lost 98 per cent of its revenues, South Sudan barely seems to have noticed. Multi-storey buildings are still going up in its dusty capital of containers and thatch and traders hawk patriotic memorabilia emblazoned with the ...South Sudan accuses president of oil company of colluding with Sudan, expels ..
Rebels say holding 52 peacekeepers in Sudan's Darfur - Reuters
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BBC NewsRebels say holding 52 peacekeepers in Sudan's DarfurReutersKHARTOUM (Reuters) - A major rebel group in Sudan's strife-torn Darfur region said Monday it had captured 52 international peacekeepers, most of them from Senegal, and accused them of cooperating with the country's security service.Sudan's Jem Darfur rebels 'release Unamid peacekeepers'BBC NewsDarfur rebels
South Sudan Expels Petrodar Executive - Wall Street Journal
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BBC NewsSouth Sudan Expels Petrodar ExecutiveWall Street JournalBy NICHOLAS BARIYO KAMPALA, Uganda—South Sudan expelled the head of Petrodar, the country's largest oil producer and pipeline operator, accusing him of covering up the theft of oil by Sudan. Liu Yingcai was ordered to leave South Sudan within 72 hours ...South Sudan Expels Chinese Chief of Major Oil FirmVoice of AmericaSouth Suda
US troops stationed in 4 Central African countries in fight against LRA rebel ...Washington PostRear Adm. Brian L. Losey, the top US special operations commander for Africa, said the US troops are now stationed in bases in Uganda, Congo, South Sudan and Central African Republic. “We've already seen a decrease in the lethality of LRA activities, ...and more »
The Daily StarNicholas D. Kristof: In Sudan, seeing echoes of DarfurGreensboro News & RecordBy Nicholas D. Kristof YIDA, South Sudan -- A GREAT humanitarian catastrophe and vicious ethnic cleansing is unfolding here in the remote and impoverished region where Sudan and South Sudan come together. For some in the Nuba Mountains, ...Attacks, clashes increase on Sudan-S.Sudan borderAtlanta Journal Co
Sudan newspaper suspended after 'spy' report - AFP
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AFPSudan newspaper suspended after 'spy' reportAFPKHARTOUM — Sudan's intelligence agency has suspended publication of a newspaper which tried to report allegations the agency spied on an opposition political party, an editor said on Wednesday. It is the third time this year the intelligence service ...and more »
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